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Gold miner Metallon Corporation has resolved to end unsafe mining practices, including all small-scale mining at Redwing Mine following a shaft collapse last week, which resulted in 15 miners being trapped underground.
The mine obtained SAZ certification for successfully using internationally recognized management procedures.
Former Finance minister Tendai Biti has claimed that controversial tycoon and President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s close ally Kudakwashe Tagwirei has acquired over eleven gold mines in Zimbabwe using hidden companies without the knowledge or scrutiny of Parliament.
Violence reared its ugly head in the inaugural edition of the Zifa Bulawayo Province Cup round of 16 match pitting How Mine and Bulawayo Chiefs at How Mine on Sunday resulting in the match being abandoned.
With the word that Southern Region Division One side Bulawayo City might fold, player unrest seems to have become the order of the day at the municipality-sponsored side as we reveal that one of their senior players Thembani “Smaller” Masuku, quit in a huff on Wednesday morning.
One worker died and four were injured in a rock fall accident at How Mine on the outskirts of Bulawayo on Thursday afternoon during a shaft examination.
Bulawayo Mining Company (BMC) Private Limited, a subsidiary of Metallon Corporation Group needs about $11 million to complete its expansion projects at its How Mine operations as it moves to ramp up its gold production, which has experienced a drastic slump over the past few years.
Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer, Metallon Gold, has invested an estimated $2.5 million in ongoing exploration activities at its mining operations in the country.
Harare City are set to bounce back into the Premiership after it emerged yesterday that they are at the forefront to inherit the franchise surrendered by Bulawayo side How Mine.
How Mine have been hit by a player exodus, forcing the club to revise its strategy to rebuild a team using “unknowns” to compete in the 2018 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League.